PollyStop: Learn Languages

PollyStop is a new app underneath. We rebuilt it from the ground up for iPhone, so it opens faster, feels lighter, and has stopped doing the small odd things the old one did. If something looks a little different, that is why. Add a phrase is back. It had been quietly failing since August with a polite message and no result, which is not what a button is for. Type a phrase, hear it, keep it. Your first minute with the app got a rethink. The placement step now shows you how close you got, word by word, instead of turning green and hoping you understood. Every phrase in it has a real recording. My Phrases is now a set of topic folders instead of one long list. You can see how many you have in each, open the ones you want, and search across all of them. Speaking practice waits for you. It used to move on to the next phrase before you had read the feedback, which was ambitious of it. Plus the usual: labels that fit their buttons, a Notifications heading that stays on one line, and a Delete account button that is no longer sitting right next to Log out.